Injured Soldier Meets His Match in Hospital
For several days now, the story of Arman Begyan, a soldier who lost his leg, and Mash Torosyan, who met him in the hospital, has been circulating actively on Facebook. This unexpected love story unfolded as Mash was caring for her injured brother, who had fought in the war against Azerbaijan and had undergone amputations. In the neighboring hospital room, Arman Begyan was receiving treatment after sustaining serious injuries that resulted in the loss of his left leg. It was there that Arman and Mash met, fell in love, and now plan to get engaged.
Arman Begyan’s situation was also addressed by actor Rafael Yeranosyan on his Facebook page. Yeranosyan shared a photo with Arman taken at the Erebuni Medical Center, accompanying it with the message, “Let’s just go, see and connect with our heroes. Today we visited our boys at Erebuni Hospital.” In the comments, Yeranosyan also revealed that he would be officiating the couple’s engagement ceremony.
“Haykakan Zhamanak” attempted to speak with Mash Torosyan, but she noted that apart from the circulating main news, they are not yet ready to share further details. She mentioned that many have reached out to cover their story, but the couple wishes to first solidify their relationship before discussing it publicly and answering any questions.
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